The Needle Prick Project: Joshua Versus His Diagnosis
Tyler Curry profiles a friend who decided he was through with being ashamed and fearful of his HIV diagnosis.
Op-ed: Whitney, We Have a Problem
Is Jodie Foster's speech really such a big deal when we have bigger issues to deal with?
Op-ed: Saved By Grace
Author Chris Stedman shares his struggle with God, depression, an attempt at suicide, and the grace of his seemingly absent mother.
Editor's Letter: The Emergence of a Fierce Advocate
Editor-in-chief Matthew Breen was on the national mall and shares the illuminating experience of an inauguration speech designed for a global audience — and for history.
Op-ed: We're Here, We're Republican, Get Used to It
The Log Cabin Republicans' interim leader says his organization is ready to roll up their shirt sleeves and get the job done.
How a Gay Man Became a Guardian to a Lost Girl
During those half-dozen years between her dad’s death and her grandparents’ intervention, Tommy was J
Op-ed: Dear Christians, Evolve Already
The choice of a more LGBT-friendly minister for the closing prayer at President Obama's inauguration is a sign Americans are less willing to tolerate intolerance from the pulpit.
Op-ed: Dealing With Gallaudet's Diversity Problem
How will the campus community at Gallaudet University recover from its diversity rift?
Op-ed: Interviewing an 'Ex-Gay' Therapist
Two documentarians go behind the scenes of a prominent 'ex-gay' therapy center in New Jersey.
Editor’s Letter: Why Jodie Foster Left Us Deeply Conflicted
The Advocate's editor in chief, Matthew Breen, on why the big Golden Globes speech was so confusing.
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